No. It is in Asia not Europe
No. Moscow, and Russia, are not in the EU.
Kazakhstan is not a member of the European Economic Union, and it would be unlikely to become part of that union because it is located in Asia, not in Europe.
All the members of the European Union are European countries. Not all European countries are members. There are no countries in it that are not from Europe. However, Turkey, which is mainly in Asia, having just a very small part of it in Europe is currently a candidate for admission. For a country to even be considered for admission, they must be seen as a European or Europeanized country. Europeanized meaning having heavy European influence, relatable culture and views, and a majority or large European population.
Vietnam is in Southeast Asia, not in Europe. It cannot ever become part of the European Union because it is half a world away from Europe.
Turkey is the only European country that begins with T. Turkey is sometimes considered part of Asia. Turkey is considered an associate member of the European Union at this time and has recently been arguing for full membership.
The European section of Turkey is the region of East Thrace. The Asian section of Turkey is the region of Anatolia or Asia Minor. Turkey is about 5% in Europe and 95% in Asia.
Europe >.< Geographically, the border between Asia and Europe is the Bosphorus, a strait of water that joins the Mediterranean Sea to the Black Sea. This runs right through the city of Istanbul. Therefore, both Istanbul and the whole nation of Turkey are both in Asia and Europe. The majority is actually in Asia. But politically, Modern Turkey considers itself to be an active European Nation. It has applied for membership of the European Union and is a member of NATO. It's football (soccer) team play in the European qualifying of World Cup and European trophies. It is a member of UEFA. Turkey also takes part in the annual Eurovision song contest. Historically, Turkey is much more of an Asian country. It was part of the cradle of civilization where the first cities appeared ( making it much like neighboring Iraq and Iran). It was known in antiquity as Asia Minor. But its colonization by the Ancient Greeks brought it into the European sphere of influence. The establishment of Byzantium (Constantinople, now Istanbul) as the second city of the Roman Empire made it very European. The capture of the city by the Ottoman Empire (Asian Arabs) brought it back into Asia. The overthrow of greek invaders in the early 20th Century by the followers of Kemal Attaturk allowed Turkey to develop as an emerging democracy and has since, becoming increasingly allied to Europe.
The closest one is Turkey, but it is considered to be mostly in Asia.
Asia is a continent, not a country. No countries from Asia are members of the European Union. Cyprus is the country in the European Union that is furthest from Ireland.
Istanbul, the city that straddles two continents.
Turkey is divided into Europe and Asia, culturally is a part of European community.
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No. It is in Asia not Europe
All European countries are in Europe. What you probably meant is two European countries that are not members of the European Union. There are many of them. For example: Albania and Norway are not members of the European Union, but they are European countries. Europe is a continent and the European Union is an organisation.There are European countries whose borders extend from Europe into Asia, Turkey and Russia for instance, but they are still classed as European.
Countries that border the Mediterranean that are wholly in Asia include: Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Palestine. Countries that border the Mediterranean and are intercontinental with parts in Asia include: Turkey and Egypt.
Russia is one